by Garth Meyer Redondo Beach again has a newly certified, state-required housing plan, after the city sent in a
by Garth Meyer Residents with family at Silverado Memory Care, on the Beach Cities Health District campus in Redondo Beach,
City Manager presents budget proposal City Manager Mike Witzansky presented his proposed 2026-27 fiscal year budget to the city council
by Garth Meyer In 1931, workers chiseled out pockets for the sash ropes of the window frames with a hand-cranked
by Garth Meyer An LGBTQ+ artwork may be commissioned by the city for the front of the North Branch Library
by Garth Meyer In a week that the New York Times named its 30 Greatest Living American Songwriters, an amiable
Part-1 crimes summary reported in Redondo Beach for the week of April 24-30. Crimes may be omitted in cases involving
by Garth Meyer BeachLife 2026 featured two sellout days, a new record for single-day attendance, and a late Sunday night
by Garth Meyer The Redondo Beach city council approved a new Housing Element Tuesday night, looking to retain as much
By Garth Meyer Ninety-three young sailors took part in the annual Ken Hoover Optimist Regatta April 18-19, just off of
by Garth Meyer Redondo Beach Police responded to a 911 call around 9:30 a.m. Sunday morning about a threat on
2026 RUHS graduates college rates calculated Among students graduating from Redondo Union High in 2026, 64% are headed to a
by Garth Meyer Reports from Springfest 2026 in Redondo Beach suggest another year of expanding attendance and revenue for organizers
by Garth Meyer Long-in-the-works upgrades to Seaside Lagoon were approved by the Redondo Beach City Council Tuesday, including a new
by Garth Meyer A split city council vote confirmed a new amendment to the permit for BeachLife Festival 2026 taking
